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Time Travel to 15 Cities for 15 Lifestyles in History

Devin Tang

Editora: YiKai Books

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Have you ever wondered what it feels like to travel back in time for a different lifestyle? This book is your invitation to escape the routines of modern life and step directly into lives of the past. 
 
“Time Travel to 15 Cities for 15 Lifestyles in History” offers an immersive journey across fifteen remarkablecities in the olden days. Each chapter brings to life the must-go through aspects of everyday living, guiding you through how people navigated family, work, festivals, fashion, and food—with immediate, firsthand detail – from sharing bread and beer in ancient Ur, relaxing in the public baths of Imperial Rome, hanging out in night markets of Song Dynasty Kaifeng, celebrating carnival in Renaissance Venice, to dancing at jazz clubs in the sex-liberated 1920s New York.  
 
The best part is that you follow a full day in each city through the eyes of someone who lived decades or centuries ago. Whether you are a history lover, a curious traveler, or someone who simply enjoys exploring new ways of life, each city offers a fresh perspective and a chance for self-discovery.
 
Are you ready to find which city and lifestyle speak to you? Purchase your copy and begin your unforgettable adventure!
Disponível desde: 09/08/2025.
Comprimento de impressão: 160 páginas.

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